Figure 18 And 19: A Comparative Analysis

The Buddhist instructor informed us that Buddha was just a title given to those that reached enlightenment. He also clarified that the statue in the center was of Chenrezig Buddha. Chenrezig Buddha is known as the Buddha of compassion. Under that statue was the Vajrapani statue, which is the protector of Buddha. This statue looks very fierce in nature in order to show the strength and power of Buddha. To the right was the picture of the founder of Diamond Way Buddhism centers, Lama Ole Nydahl, and the founder’s wife who had passed away. The instructor explained to us that Nydahl was a very inspirational and motivational Buddhist who was currently on tour all over the world for Buddhist teaching purposes (Anonymous).

In conclusion, these two images both convey Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, the angels and the prophets but in entirely different ways. One of the main reasons for this change is the artist himself. Giotto became known for his unique depiction of figures and events because of the immense emotion he put into them. The artwork, for the first time, was trying to evoke a feeling in the viewer and finally showing the pain or joy the figures went through in that particular event. This style of creation took naturalism to it’s highest point in Western ancient

The central Buddha figure, Shakyamuni is the original Buddha who can not be spoken or thought of in terms of birth or death, self or other and is the source of all other manifestation of Buddha hood. He appears cross-legged on a pedestal representing the “cosmic mountain.” The Shaka displays several of the important iconographic, symbolic traits of the Buddha, including the usis, a cranial protrubence; the snail-shell curls of hair the urna, a mark on the brow between the eyes; the elongated ears; and the gilt which indicates the golden color of the Buddha’s skin. He holds his right hand in a gesture of protection or reassurances known as abhaya mudra, the left in the vara mudra. These features appear

Rathnasambhava, the Transcendent Buddha of the South and Madonna Enthroned are very similar images that were produced by very different cultures. Both images were produced during the 13th Century. The image of Rathnasambhava, the Transcendent Buddha of the South was produced in Tibet during an interesting period of the country’s religious history. The branch of Tibetan Buddhism is led by a religious and sometimes political leader called the Dalai Lama. It was during the 13th Century during the reign of Kublai Khan, around the time of the production of this painting, that Tibet experienced the first incarnation of the Dalai Lama. One has to wonder if this painting is somehow related to that occurrence. According to

The vision of Steve Mortimer collapsing to his knees on the hallowed Sydney Cricket Ground, and then burying is face into the turf the Blues shed blood, sweat and tears on for victory is in Origin folklore for eternity.

3. The inclusion of the yakshis add to the message of this image because they represent the Indian female earth spirits that are suggesting fertility, the message it displays is that the Buddhists believe

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Saak or Joel Issac Figure is a songwriter. He is not very famous but he passes the loss of his big brother. His big brother was killed in an assault with a gun and his partner die when saak was five years old. So the only family that he have is his her brother but he die so she was alone in the world with nothing

Death is more of the person in image one based off of the context clues from the novel. He states specifically “Even death has a heart”, and in the image the background shows a relaxing type of horizon instead of the eerie, scary factor the others have. Another thing that was noticed is in the photos 2 and 3, the picture of death is portrayed as holding a scythe and in the novel Death says when describing his image that he didn’t own a scythe and only wore a cloak when it was cold. The 1st Death image is holding a flag, which could stand for his mutuality in life as a whole. In comparison, some characteristics of the second image may a person in the mindset of the narrator. The second image uses a very vivid, array set of colors. Everything

The group of objects chosen for this paper comes from the collection of the Saint Louis Art Museum. The title of both pieces is called Seated Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara (Guanyin). Both these pieces which are statues were sculpted in china. The earliest statue was made during the Tang dynasty. While, the later statue was made during the Northern Song dynasty. These statues were chosen because the same deity is depicted and were made in a similar geographic and cultural location. This allows for the comparison of the different styles between the 2 periods. The statue made during the Northern Song dynasty depicts the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara sitting in a pose called the relaxed pose or easy pose. This statue also depicts the Bodhisattva adorned in lavish silk garments while a jeweled crown sits atop his head. The statue is carved from wood and painted with gesso, pigments, and gilding. The statue made during the Tang Dynasty depicts the Bodhisattva sitting in the easy pose as well. It also depicts the Bodhisattva in flowing robes while wearing a string of jewels.

The MAEDUC chart shows that most mothers have completed 12 years of education. The range of education for mothers is twenty to zero years. There are more females in the world who complete at least two years of education. Many women feel as if it’s important to complete twelve years of education, because they are already looked down on in society. Females feel as if they have a certain level of education they will be able to make as much as their male counterpart.

Hidden Figures, a book about 3 African American women who overcame adversity, takes place in the mid 1960s. A time where racism was at its worst and poverty was in effect. The names were Katherine Goble, Dorothy Vaughn, and Mary Jackson, who were all 3 geniuses in their fields of study. Katherine was a math expert, Dorothy was a supervisor, and Mary was an engineer. During a time of racism, nobody would’ve imagined that 3 African American women, along with many more women, that they would work for N.A.S.A. These 3 women went through so many obstacles in their life. These 3 women are perfect examples of overcoming anything that stands in your way.

Figure 1 shows 2-hexanone. This is a straight-chain ketone with the functional group oxygen attached to the second carbon (as highlighted). This is has the highest boiling point due to the absence of branching to decrease bonding strength and has a six carbon backbone. Similarly to Figure 2, both 2-hexanol has a similar structure, however 2-pentanone has a five carbon backbone. Its lower boiling point is attributed to the shorter chain length.

The Dark Age of Greece refers to a period of time where all knowledge of Mycenae construction, painting, sculpture, reading and writing disintegrated due to Dorian invasion. One form of art that continued through the period of the Mycenaean downfall was the art of pottery. Pottery, more specifically vase painting, was the beginning of an illustrative development in Greek art and was considered a durable form of art because it ensured the survival of artifacts for long periods of time unlike other forms of art. The emergence of independent city-states within Greece took place around the 8th century, which in turn led to the formation of colonies to facilitate trade

One connection between Lesson 2 and Lesson 3 is the belief that God will reward those who are good and punish those who are wicked. Lesson 3 states, God may “manifest the work of his Spirit” on to the “wicked in moderating and restraining them” (19). The same theme is shown in Lesson 2 when the Pilgrims believed that it was “a special Providence of God” the Native Americans “got seed to plant them corn” and that “the Lord is never wanting unto His in their greatest needs” (10). The Puritans strongly believed in God and how he punished and rewarded them depending one how good they were.